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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Dec 08, 1973

Page

5

Back to the drawing board on the energy crisis

A pessimistic view portrays the energy crisis transforming society. Cars vanish, suburbs shift to walking and biking, air quality worsens yet greenery invades yards. Hospitals empty, deliveries disrupted, and local stores become tiny trading posts as modern life collapses.

Ethiopia’s Desperate Children Waste Away in Limbs Thinned

A bleak report from Ethiopia describes children growing thin and weak, their limbs wasting as despair spreads. Officials warn of malnutrition, disease, and limited access to food, water, and aid in affected regions. International groups call for urgent relief and monitoring.

Port Douglas and the untamed far north of Queensland

The piece paints Port Douglas as a lush remote town framed by purple mountains and vast beaches. It recalls early settlement, road openings to Hodgkinson and Herberton, and Mossman tram lore, while warning of tourism encroachment and a hermit on the beach guarding a quiet, unspoiled life for 30 years.

Port Douglas Island Point John Douglas Queensland Hodgkinson Cairns Tate Herberton Atherton Cairns- Mareeba Mossman The

Special ward and a fallen star in a city of grey

A fragmentary meditation on a special ward where people drift in grey spaces and unseen battles, contrasting with hopeful visions. It recalls Hope Hewitt and a night star cast into a world of distrust, turning into a living legend for those who heard him speak of a world lost and to be won.

Thei 10 Hope

Ken Stirling a life of wealth spent on public good

Ken Stirling son of a railwayman rose to multi million fortunes in mining then gave away most of it. He died at 38 crossing a footbridge in Adelaide after a heart attack leaving a legacy of anonymous gifts including 200000 for South Australia parks and 100000 for a radio station. His widow and colleagues describe him as uncorrupted by wealth and devoted to conservation and public service.

EN Stirling Outback Adelaide University of Adelaide LSUV United States Tion Ken Stirling Ken Stir~ling Australia Poseidon Samin Ltd Samin Poseidon Ltd Stirling Jaguar Dunk Island Queensland Ken Mr Stirling Jim Warburton Basil Lewis Mec Richard Llewellyn North Adelaide Doctor Tiffany Patrick Mitcham SA Royal Geographical Society The Natural History Society Mount Loftganges’ Association Nature Conservation Society National Trust Town, and Country Planning Association Australian Railways Historical Association WEA Ramblers SA Civil Liberties Society Department of the Environment National Parks Commission SA Ombudsman Enisire Canberra

Death and the Unknown Through a Son's View

Marilla Wilson reflects on Hemingway and the fear of death, tracing a son's respect for his father’s will to fight, endurance, and the courage to face malignancy. The prose contrasts battles with hills and blizzards to a personal reckoning with mortality and legacy.

Hemingway Marilla Wilson

Missing Medicine Bottles Reordered in Kitchen Lament

A speaker contemplates rearranging bottles on a shelf in the kitchen. He notes the orange Swiss capsule at three dollars and desires more of the blue pills. He fondles a chocolate coated piece, reluctant to swallow his solitary companions.

Switzerland

Summer day imagery and a holiday note at Pickering

A hazy summer tableau unfolds with Jasmine drifting through heat, towels drying, a cat on the lawn, dragonflies near flowers, and a holiday caption noting Michael Koren Pickering. The prose blends sensory details with a travel-like sense of escape and subtle scene shifts.

UN Uderneath Michael Koren

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Lawrence Money Fry Ethiopia Gwen Hutchings Far North Valerie Fort Douighis Inessman Ine Punt North England Casuatinas Stiling Me Stirling SA Town and Country Planning Association M. E. Vicars Pickering
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